Connecting people and ideas to create a world that works for all

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Connecting people and ideas to create a world that works for all
Berrett–Koehler
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Connecting people and ideas to
create a world that works for all
Fall 2015 Catalog
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Connecting People and Ideas to
Create a World That Works for All
Dear Reader,
New Titles for Fall 2015
Over 120 authors have published multiple books with Berrett-Koehler,
which is consistent with our reputation as one of the most author-friendly
publishers. This includes dozens of bestselling authors who could publish
anywhere but who have chosen to publish book after book with BK.
The Ecology of Law
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The Genius of Opposites
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The Positive Organization
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What attracts top authors to keep publishing with BK? I asked two of the
bestselling authors in the world of business and personal growth books,
Brian Tracy and Ken Blanchard, both of whom have new BK books:
Lift, Second Edition
4
Leading Continuous Change
5
Bridging the Values Gap
6
Co-Active Leadership
7
A Crowdfunder’s Strategy Guide
8
What Great Service Leaders Know and Do
9
Why do I publish with Berrett-Koehler? Berrett-Koehler is the most
professional publishing house in the business. They are extremely
fastidious in helping the author to develop clarity on the book’s message, the organization of the material, and the unique voice of the
author. They then help to promote the book in every medium possible, thus assuring the highest level of sales.
—Brian Tracy, author of 10 BK books that have
collectively sold over 2.5 million copies
Berrett-Koehler is our favorite publisher for a number of reasons. BK
wants every book to make a difference in people’s lives. Before your
book is published, BK has an Author Day and invites you into their
offices to meet with key people in every department. It’s a fabulous
team-building day that connects authors to the people who will be
working on their book. Their annual marketing conference gives authors a chance to interact with experts. I’ve gotten to know so many
people at BK—and I love them all. There are other good publishers
out there, but the combination of the above—plus the low turnover
among staff—makes BK a one-of-a-kind place.
—Ken Blanchard, author of 12 BK books that have
collectively sold over 2 million copies
Berrett-Koehler also continually attracts new authors to the BK community,
including many bestselling authors. This catalog announces new books by
several bestselling authors who have moved to BK. I asked Karen KimseyHouse, coauthor of the classic Co-Active Coaching, why she came to BK:
In my opinion, BK is the Michael Jordan of publishing. From our
first conversation, I could tell that my new book was in competent,
talented, and loving hands. BK artfully balances a deep respect for
the author’s vision with a solid commitment to professionalism and
clarity. This was a true partnership every step of the way.
—Karen Kimsey-House, coauthor of Co-Active Leadership
We are greatly blessed by our amazing community of BK authors.
Steven Piersanti
President and Publisher
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Find Your Balance Point
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The Power of Purpose, Third Edition
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Work Reimagined
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The Leadership Capital Index
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Collaboration Begins with You
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The Daily Edge
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Lean Startups for Social Change
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Lead More, Control Less
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How the Poor Can Save Capitalism
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Strategic Analytics 19
Berrett-Koehler News Leadership Exchanges: BK’s Fun New Event 20
Breaking Through
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Digital Downloads
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Open Book Editions: Latest Releases
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Fritjof Capra and Ugo Mattei
The Ecology of Law
Toward a Legal System in Tune with Nature and Community
At the root of many of the environmental, economic, and social crises we face
today is a legal system based on an outdated worldview. In this groundbreaking
book, bestselling author, physicist, and systems theorist Fritjof Capra and distinguished legal scholar Ugo Mattei show how, by incorporating concepts from modern
science, the law can become an integral part of bringing about a better world.
This is the first book to trace the fascinating parallel history of law and science
from antiquity to modern times, showing how the two disciplines have always
influenced each other—until recently. In the past hundred years, the scientific
paradigm has shifted dramatically, from seeing the natural world as a kind of
cosmic machine to understanding it as a network of fluidly interacting communities.
But law is stuck in a mechanistic, seventeenth-century view that the world is made
up of discrete individual parts. This has led to legal theory focusing on these parts
and ignoring the bigger picture—for example, elevating the rights of individual
property owners over the good of the community.
But Capra and Mattei outline the basic concepts and structures of a legal order
consistent with the ecological principles that sustain life on this planet. This is a
profound and visionary reconceptualization of the very foundations of the Western
legal system, with profound implications for the future of our planet.
Fritjof Capra, PhD, is a founding director of the Center for Ecoliteracy in Berkeley,
California. He is a fellow of Schumacher College in England and serves on the
council of the Earth Charter Initiative. He frequently gives management seminars
for top executives. Capra is the author or coauthor of many classic books.
Ugo Mattei is the Alfred and Hanna Fromm Professor of International and
Comparative Law at the University of California’s Hastings College of the Law
and a professor of civil law at the University of Turin, Italy. He is active in the
European Commons movement and has written academic articles and media
commentary translated into many languages.
Contents
Introduction: The Laws of Nature and the Nature of Law
1. Science and Law
2. From Kósmos to Machine: The Evolution of Early Western Scientific Thought
3. From Commons to Capital: The Evolution of Western Legal Thought
4. The Great Transformation and the Legacy of Modernity
5. From the Machine to the Network: Scientific Thought in the Nineteenth
and Twentieth Centuries
6. Mechanical Jurisprudence
7. The Mechanistic Trap
8. From Capital to Commons: The Ecological Transformation in Law
9. The Commons as a Legal Institution
10. The Ecolegal Revolution
• Extraordinary author team: Fritjof
Capra is the bestselling author of The
Tao of Physics and The Web of Life,
and Ugo Mattei is a distinguished
professor holding chairs at Hastings
College of the Law and the University
of Turin.
• Pioneering work: This is the first
book to explore the historical connections between natural science and
jurisprudence, to illuminate how
law’s failure to keep pace with
science is behind a host of modern
problems, and to offer a solution.
Publication date: November 2015
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Jennifer B. Kahnweiler, PhD
The Genius of Opposites
How Introverts and Extroverts Achieve Extraordinary
Results Together
FDR and Eleanor. Mick and Keith. Jobs and Woz. Siskel and Ebert. Sandberg and
Zuckerberg. History is filled with many examples of successful introvert-extrovert
partnerships. Opposites like these can make brilliant products and great works of
art and can even change history. But great introvert-extrovert partnerships don’t
just happen. They demand wise nurturing. Without it, they can implode.
Bestselling author Jennifer Kahnweiler offers a five-step process that will enable
introverts and extroverts to work together harmoniously and achieve more than
they ever could on their own. The process can be precarious. The key, Kahnweiler
says, is to remember that these relationships are most successful when opposites
stop emphasizing their differences and use approaches that focus them both on
moving toward results.
• Leading expert: Jennifer Kahnweiler
has written two bestselling books
about introverts (Quiet Influence
and The Introverted Leader), which
have been translated into fourteen
languages.
• Reveals the magic formula:
Kahnweiler’s five-step Genius of
Opposites process is derived from
her in-depth research on highly
successful introverted and extroverted
pairs. Opposites can attract, but
Kahnweiler shows that their success
depends on how they interact.
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This first-of-its-kind practical guide helps introverts and extroverts understand
and appreciate each other’s wiring, use their inevitable conflicts to spur creativity,
find the right roles within the partnership, act like respectful friends, and mine
their diversity to give clients the widest range of options. Blending their two points
of view allows both partners to see and act on things neither would have separately.
Partners can even enrich their skills by learning from their opposites. Kahnweiler
shows you how to perform the delicate balancing act required to create a whole
that is exponentially greater than the sum of its parts.
Jennifer B. Kahnweiler, PhD, Certified Speaking Professional,
is a bestselling author and global keynote speaker known
as the “champion for introverts.” As a thought leader on
introverted leadership, she has worked with hundreds of major
organizations, including GE, NASA, Boeing, and Freddie Mac.
Kahnweiler is a highly regarded faculty member of the American
Management Association whose articles have appeared in the
Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Fortune.
Contents
Introduction: A Deceptively Easy but Highly Delicate Balancing Act
1. Who Are These Unlikely Duos?
2. How to Mix Oil and Water—the Genius of Opposites Process and Quiz
3. Accept the Alien
4. Bring on the Battles
5. Cast the Character
6. Destroy the Dislike
7. Each Can’t Offer Everything
8. Keep Your Eye on the Results
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BK Business
Robert E. Quinn
The Positive Organization
Breaking Free from Conventional Cultures, Constraints,
and Beliefs
Beholden to accepted assumptions about people and organizations, too many
enterprises waste human potential. Robert Quinn shows how to defy convention
and create organizations where people feel fully engaged and continually rewarded,
where both individually and collectively they flourish and exceed expectations.
The problem is that leaders are following a negative and constraining “mental map”
that insists organizations must be rigid top-down hierarchies and that the people in
them are driven mainly by self-interest and fear. Quinn offers a more positive mental
map and, using dozens of memorable stories, shows how leaders can facilitate the
emergence of a more positive organizational culture by helping people gain a sense
of purpose, engage in authentic conversations, see new possibilities, and sacrifice
for the common good. The book includes the Positive Organization Generator, a
tool that enables leaders to identify and implement the positive practices their
organization most needs.
At its heart, Quinn’s book helps leaders transform organizations by changing them­­selves and those around them from being comfort-centered to being results-centered,
from being self-focused to being other-focused, and from being hidebound and
suspicious to being eagerly welcoming of new ideas.
Robert E. Quinn holds the Margaret Elliott Tracy Collegiate
Professorship at the University of Michigan and serves on the
faculty of Management and Organizations at the Ross School of
Business. He is one of the cofounders and the current faculty
codirector of the Center for Positive Organizations. He has
published sixteen books and has thirty years of experience
consulting with major corporations and government agencies.
Contents
Introduction: The Reality of Possibility
1. The Positive Organization
2. Becoming Bilingual
3. Creating a Sense of Purpose
4. Nurturing Authentic Conversations
5. Seeing Possibility
6. Embracing the Common Good
7. Trusting the Emergent Process
8. Using the Positive Organization Generator
Appendix: The Positive Organization Generator
• Groundbreaking scholar: Robert
Quinn (author of the bestselling Deep
Change) is one of the founders of
Positive Organizational Scholarship
and a consultant who has worked to
change hundreds of organizations.
• Eminently useful: Drawing from
scholarship and practice, this book
provides a plethora of exercises, tools,
and step-by-step advice leaders can
use to transform and revitalize their
organizations and achieve breakthrough results.
Publication date: August 2015
$27.95, hardcover, 240 pages
6¹⁄8" x 9¼"
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Ryan W. Quinn and Robert E. Quinn
Lift
The Fundamental State of Leadership
Second Edition, Revised and Expanded
The best leaders make everyone around them better—and this kind of pervasive
positive impact is something we all aspire to. But often, despite our best intentions,
we’re tripped up by subtle psychological states of which we are not even aware.
It does not have to be that way.
Just as the Wright Brothers combined science and practice to realize the dream
of flight, Ryan and Robert Quinn combine research and experience to demonstrate
how to reach a psychological state that elevates us and those around us to greater
heights of achievement, integrity, openness, and empathy. It’s the psychological
equivalent of aerodynamic lift, and it is the fundamental state of leadership.
Lift draws on recent advances in positive psychology and organizational science to
describe four questions that, when asked in any situation, will help us experience
the fundamental state of leadership. Engaging personal stories illustrate how people
have applied these concepts at work, at home, and in the community.
• Top author team: Ryan W. Quinn is a
rising young scholar whose work has
been widely published, and Robert E.
Quinn is a bestselling author (Deep
Change, 100,000 copies sold), a
distinguished scholar, and one of the
founders of Positive Organizational
Scholarship.
• Broad application: The fundamental
state of leadership can transform
boardrooms, families, governments,
neighborhoods, schools, churches,
factory floors, storefronts, sports
teams, musical ensembles, or any
other social endeavor.
Publication date: August 2015
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This updated edition includes two new chapters. Chapter 12 describes a learning
process and a social media platform the Quinns created to help people experience
the fundamental state of leadership. In chapter 13 the Quinns share new insights
into tapping into human potential. More than ever, this is a book that will enable
anyone, in any position, to rise to the call to leadership.
Ryan W. Quinn is assistant professor of management at the University of Louisville
College of Business. His research has appeared in journals such as Administrative
Science Quarterly, Academy of Management Review, and Organization Science.
Robert E. Quinn holds the Margaret Elliott Tracy Collegiate Professorship at the
University of Michigan and serves on the faculty of Management and Organizations
at the Ross School of Business. He is one of the cofounders and the current faculty
codirector of the Center for Positive Organizations.
Contents
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12.
13.
The Fundamental State of Leadership
The Lift Metaphor: A Journey of Science and Practice
Seeking Comfort and Dwelling on Problems
Becoming Purpose-Centered
Falling Short of Our Values and Not Realizing It
Becoming Internally Directed
Seeing Others as Objects
Becoming Other-Focused
Fearing Feedback
Becoming Externally Open
Becoming a Positive Force in Any Situation
Learning the Fundamental State of Leadership
Slipping the Surly Bonds of Earth
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Bill Pasmore
Foreword by John R. Ryan, President, Center for Creative
Leadership
Leading Continuous Change
Navigating Churn in the Real World
Published with the Center for Creative Leadership
Smart leaders know that today pressures for change don’t come at you one at a
time—they come all at once, from all directions. Bill Pasmore offers a four-part
model that allows leaders to deal with multiple changes simultaneously without
drowning in the churn.
The first step is to Discover which external pressures for change are the most
critical to address. The key here is to think fewer—the possibilities are many,
but Pasmore shows how you can “step away from the buffet” and identify the
highest-impact options. Then leaders must Decide how many change efforts their
organizations can handle. Here the mindset is to think scarcer—you have only so
many people and so many resources, so how do you best use them?
Once you’ve figured out what to address and how, it’s time to Do—and here you
want to think faster. Pasmore offers advice for streamlining change processes and
engaging in rapid prototyping so you can learn quickly and cost-effectively. The
last step is to Discern what worked and what didn’t, and to do that you must think
smarter—develop metrics, identify trends, and ensure learnings are used to build
capabilities to make future change efforts even more successful.
For each stage of the process, Pasmore offers detailed guidance, practical tools,
and real-world examples. This book is a comprehensive guide to navigating change
the way it happens now.
Contents
ill Pasmore is senior vice president and global organizational
B
practice leader for the Center for Creative Leadership, which
annually provides executive education to more than 20,000
individuals and 2,000 organizations including more than
80 of the Fortune 100 companies. He is also a professor
of practice in Social Organizational Psychology at Columbia
University and a former partner with Oliver Wyman Delta
Consulting.
1. Riding the Coaster
2. Leading Complex, Continuous Change
3. Discovering: Think Fewer
4. Deciding: Think Scarcer
5. Doing: Think Faster
6. Discerning: Think Smarter
7. The Exponential Effect: Building Greater Change Capacity over Time
8. The Key Message and Guidelines for Action
Appendix A: Checklist for Assessing Where You Are
Appendix B: Leading Continuous Change Self-Assessment
• Distinguished author: Pasmore is a
senior vice president at the Center for
Creative Leadership, a distinguished
academic, and a global consultant
and speaker.
• Dealing with multiple changes at
once: In an era of constant change,
existing models for managing a single
change at a time, like John Kotter’s
famous eight-step method, simply
don’t work—Bill Pasmore’s model
helps leaders manage multiple
change pressures simultaneously.
Publication date: August 2015
$24.95, hardcover, 216 pages
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R. Edward Freeman and Ellen R. Auster
Foreword by John McKay and Raj Sisodia,
authors of Conscious Capitalism
Bridging the Values Gap
How Authentic Organizations Bring Values to Life
Business has a values problem. It’s not just spectacular public scandals like Enron
(which, incidentally, had a great corporate values statement). Many companies fail
to live up to the standards they set for themselves, alienating the public and leaving
employees cynical and disengaged—resulting in lower productivity, less innovation,
and sometimes outright corruption.
The reason, argue top scholars and consultants Edward Freeman and Ellen Auster,
is that most companies’ values are handed down from on high, with no employee
input or discussion. This practically invites disconnects between intention and reality.
• Powerhouse authors: R. Edward
Freeman and Ellen R. Auster are
major scholars—Freeman originated
the concept of the stakeholder-driven
company—who work with top-tier
clients such as P&G, IBM, AT&T,
Boeing, and the Red Cross.
• Solves a crucial problem: Ethical
lapses have resulted in major
corporate scandals and were the
primary factor behind the recent
economic collapse—this book offers
a process that ensures that values
are a living, breathing part of an
organization.
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To bridge this values gap, Freeman and Auster provide a process, Values through
Conversation, that focuses on four key types of values conversations: introspective
(reflecting on who we are and how we do things), historical (understanding our past
and how it influences us), relational (asking how we can best work together), and
aspirational (articulating our hopes and dreams). By developing values through
discussions—casual or formal, one-on-one or in groups—VTC ensures that they
are dynamic and evolving, real-world examples, and sample questions to help you
create values that are authentic and embraced because they are rooted in the lived
experience of the organization.
R. Edward Freeman is university professor, Elis and Signe Olsson Professor, academic
director of the Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate Ethics, and senior fellow
of the Olsson Center for Applied Ethics at the University of Virginia Darden School of
Business. He is the author of numerous books, including Strategic Management:
A Stakeholder Approach, and is the recipient of many awards and honors.
Ellen R. Auster is professor of strategic management and founding director of the
Schulich Centre for Teaching Excellence at the Schulich School of Business, York
University, Toronto. She is widely published and is the recipient of the prestigious
Distinguished Educator Award conferred by the Academy of Management.
Contents
Part I: Understanding the Values Gap in Business
1. The Values Gap in Business
2. Just Be Authentic: Not So Fast, Not So Easy
3. Authentic Organizations: Is Yours One?
4. Do Values Right or Don’t Do Them at All
Part II: How Businesses Can Bridge the Values Gap
5. Introspective Values: Reflecting on Self and Organization
6. Historical Values: Exploring the Impact of Our Past
7. Connectedness Values: Creating a Sense of Belonging and Community
8. Aspirational Values: Our Hopes and Dreams
Part III: Bringing the Conversation To Life
9. Getting Started
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Karen and Henry Kimsey-House
Co-Active Leadership
Five Ways to Lead
Top down, one-dimensional leadership models are hopelessly outmoded in
today’s rapidly changing world. And they waste the leadership ability that is
present throughout an organization, not just at the top. In this visionary book,
Karen and Henry Kimsey-House provide a model that harnesses the possibility of
many rather than relying on the power of one. They begin with a new definition
of leadership itself: “Leaders are those who are responsible for their world,”
which, of course, we all are—or should be—so everyone is a leader.
Co-Active Leadership is a deeply collaborative approach, but the first of its five
dimensions focuses on the individual: leading from within. We must be fully
present and live lives of integrity, openheartedness, and self-awareness if we are
to make the kind of conscious, creative choices Co-Active Leadership demands.
Each of the remaining four dimensions work together holistically. Depending on
the situation, you may lead from the front, offering guidance and inspiration;
from behind, supporting and encouraging others; from beside, partnering with
and supporting other members of your team; or from the field, drawing on
insights and wisdom available beyond the rational mind.
Co-Active Leadership is the only model to celebrate and honor these different
expressions of leadership. It invites all of us to share our expertise and allows
collaborative solutions to emerge that would never have been possible otherwise.
Karen Kimsey-House, MFA, CPCC, is the CEO and cofounder of CTI, a global
training company with over 175 faculty, more than 40,000 people trained, and
7,000 certified Co-Active coaches. A pioneer in the coaching and leadership
development field, Karen is a sought-after speaker, leadership program workshop
designer, and leader.
Henry Kimsey-House, CPCC, MCC, is cofounder of CTI and the lead designer of
CTI’s renowned coaching course curriculum, as well as CTI’s Co-Active Leadership
Program. He and Karen are coauthors of Co-Active Coaching.
Contents
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A New Leadership Story
The Co-Active Leadership Model
Co-Active Leader Within
Co-Active Leader in Front
Co-Active Leader Behind
Co-Active Leader Beside
Co-Active Leader in the Field
The Dance of the Dimensions
The Good Life
• Bestselling authors: Karen and Henry
Kimsey-House’s Co-Active Coaching
has sold over 170,000 copies and
essentially invented the field of
professional coaching. The authors
are now poised to repeat their success
in the even broader field of leadership
development.
• A better way to lead: Co-Active
Leadership reduces the distinction
between leaders and followers and
expands the meaning of leadership,
creating an atmosphere where
everyone can develop and exercise
a range of leadership skills.
Publication date: September 2015
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Jamey Stegmaier
A Crowdfunder’s
Strategy Guide
Build a Better Business by Building Community
As a veteran of six successful Kickstarter campaigns (and counting) and the
proprietor of the Kickstarter Lessons blog, Jamey Stegmaier knows something
about crowdfunding. In this book he goes beyond the nuts and bolts of how it
works to a deeper level—crowdfunding not just as a cool way to raise money but as
a better way to build and run a business.
This book features over forty illustrative examples of crowdfunding campaigns.
Some succeeded wildly—like the high-tech cooler designer whose first attempt
faltered but whose second raised $13 million. Some were sobering disasters, like
the board game maker (not the author!) whose mistakes caused his project to
collapse in two months, forcing him to return over $100,000. Stegmaier uses these
stories to make points about topics such as preparation, timing, what kind of offers
to make and what kind to avoid, what to spend money on and when, and more.
• Dynamic author: Jamey Stegmaier
has raised over $1 million, engaged
thousands of enthusiastic supporters,
founded a successful board game
company, and established himself
as a leading expert on crowdfunding.
• Revolutionary business model:
Stegmaier explains that crowdfunding
is more than simply a new way to
raise money—done right, it’s a way to
build a community that will continue
to support your efforts in a variety of
valuable ways.
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But he insists it’s not just about the money—if you follow Stegmaier’s advice,
crowdfunding can enable you to build a loyal following before you even have a
product. He shows that if you treat your backers as people, not pocketbooks—
communicate regularly with them, ask their opinions, attend to their needs—they’ll
become advocates as well as funders, exponentially increasing your and your
projects’ chances of succeeding.
Jamey Stegmaier is president and cofounder of Stonemaier
Games, publisher of Viticulture, Euphoria, Tuscany, Between
Two Cities, and Scythe. He is also a writer and blogger—his
Kickstarter Lessons series has attracted a wide range of
crowdfunders. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in
Business Administration from Washington University in St. Louis
in 2003 and has lived in St. Louis ever since.
Contents
1. You Don’t Need to Launch Today
2. The Crowd Is the New Gatekeeper
3. Crowdfunding Is the Rock Concert for Entrepreneurs
4. I Made These Mistakes So You Don’t Have To
5. Make It about Them
6. Backers Are Individuals, Not Numbers
7. How to Make Friends and Lose Money
8. Go Small to Win Big
9. Build a Better Community
10. Don’t Quit Your Day Job…Until You Quit Your Day Job
11. You Are Your Own Gatekeeper
Appendix A: 125 Crowdfunding Lessons in 125 Sentences
Appendix B: The One-Week Checklist
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James L. Heskett, W. Earl Sasser, Jr.,
and Leonard A. Schlesinger
What Great Service Leaders
Know and Do
Creating Breakthroughs in Service Firms
The vast majority of the world’s workers provide services—in the United States alone
the service sector is now 80 percent of the economy and growing. Written by three
top scholars of service-sector management, this book seeks to provide leaders with
a road map for the design and delivery of winning services in the years to come.
The authors begin by reviewing their own foundational work, testing the durability
of concepts they’ve helped develop, such as customer and employee value equations
and the service profit chain. Then they move on to look at every aspect of optimal
service leadership: the best hiring, training, and workplace organization practices;
the creation of operating strategies around areas such as facility design, capacity
planning, queue management, and more; the use—and misuse—of technology in
delivering top-level service; and practices that can transform loyal customers into
“owners” who will help you develop new services, refine existing ones, and recommend your company so enthusiastically they essentially become marketers. The
book concludes with a look at the challenges and trends that will shape service
leadership in the years to come.
Using examples of dozens of companies in a wide variety of industries, the authors
present a narrative of remarkable successes, unnecessary failures, and future
promise.
James L. Heskett is UPS Foundation Professor of Business Logistics, Emeritus,
at Harvard Business School. Among other honors he was awarded the 2010
Distinguished Career Contribution Award in Services Management by the American
Marketing Association. W. Earl Sasser, Jr., is a Baker Foundation Professor at
Harvard Business School and has been a member of the faculty there since 1969.
Sasser developed the school’s first course on the management of service operations
in 1972. Leonard A. Schlesinger returned to Harvard Business School as a Baker
Foundation Professor of Business Administration in July 2013 after concluding a
five-year term as the twelfth president of Babson College.
• New from the creators of the field:
James L. Heskett, W. Earl Sasser,
and Leonard A. Schlesinger helped
establish service management as a
separate field of study in the 1970s.
• Examples from leading companies:
The book features case examples
from companies such as Whole
Foods, IKEA, Apollo Hospitals,
Châteauform, Starbucks, Amazon,
Disney, Progressive Insurance, the
Dallas Mavericks, and many others.
Contents
1. Leading a Breakthrough Service Is Different
2. Shaping Service Strategies That Deliver Results
3. Designing Operating Strategies That Support the Service Vision
4. Creating and Capitalizing on Internal Quality—“a Great Place to Work”
5. The Nuts and Bolts of Breakthrough Service Operations
6. Develop Winning Support Systems
7. Services Marketing and Fostering Customer Ownership
8. Leading the Future of Services
Epilogue: One Last Story
Appendix: Service Trends and Takeaways
Publication date: September 2015
$34.95, hardcover, 312 pages
6" x 9¼"
ISBN 978-1-62656-584-5
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Brian Tracy and Christina Stein
Find Your Balance Point
Clarify Your Priorities, Simplify Your Life, and Achieve More
Everyone today has too much to do and too little time—that’s not going to change.
The only way to make our lives less stressful is to make sure we spend more time
doing the things that matter most and less time doing the things that matter less.
When we’re not clear on what is really important, we make thoughtless and
impulsive choices and end up feeling exhausted and unfulfilled.
Bestselling author Brian Tracy teams up with therapist Christina Stein to show
how to find true balance—when all your actions and choices are guided by a
profound knowledge of your deepest personal values, vision, purpose, and goals.
Not only will you feel less stressed, but you’ll accomplish more, and more efficiently,
than you ever thought possible.
When you operate from your true balance point, you feel clear and focused, and
everything in your life feels like it is in perfect harmony. You go through your day
with courage, confidence, and purpose because everything you do is in alignment
with who you are.
• Authoritative: Brian Tracy is one of
America’s leading authorities on the
development of human potential and
personal effectiveness, and Christina
Stein brings years of psychological
and therapeutic expertise.
• A deeper view of balance: Tracy and
Stein argue that imbalance results
less from doing too much and more
from doing too much of the wrong
things—when you can efficiently
accomplish what really matters to
you, that is true balance.
Publication date: September 2015
$22.95, hardcover, 128 pages
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Through questions that guide you to reflect and focus, as well as concrete action
steps and exercises, Tracy and Stein help you discover your personal balance point
and show how you can use it to set priorities and manage your time in a way that
both energizes you and simplifies every aspect of your life. The result is a new, active
approach to integrating life balance, work achievement, and time management.
Brian Tracy is a sought-after speaker and the author of seventy-two previous
books that have been translated into forty-two languages, including the bestsellers
Maximum Achievement and Eat That Frog! He is also the author or narrator of
more than five hundred audio and video learning programs that are available in
thirty-eight languages, including The Psychology of Achievement and How to Start
and Succeed in Your Own Business.
Christina Stein, MFT, is a therapist who focuses on work-life balance and female
empowerment. She spends her time seeing individuals and couples as well as
conducting workshops to help participants align their priorities and goals with
their skills and passions. She is the coauthor of Kiss That Frog!
Contents
Introduction: Too Much to Do, Too Little Time
1. Determine Your Values and Start from the Right Place
2. Discover What Holds You Back
3. Create Your Vision and Be Powered by Clarity
4. Contribute with Purpose
5. Set and Achieve All Your Goals
6. Set Your Priorities and Simplify Your Life
Conclusion: Four Ways to Energize Your Life
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Richard J. Leider
The Power of Purpose
Find Meaning, Live Longer, Better
Third Edition, Revised and Expanded
To get a life, you need a purpose in life! Purpose is fundamental to health, healing,
and happiness. Purpose gives us the will not just to live but to live long and well.
The good news is, purpose isn’t a luxury reserved for a gifted few but something
each one of us already possesses. In this new edition of his bestselling classic,
legendary personal coach Richard Leider offers brand-new tools and techniques
for discovering it.
The third edition has been completely revised and updated—in addition to new
stories and examples, it features four new chapters. “Purpose across the Ages”
looks at the three stages purpose can move through during our lives. “The 24-Hour
Purpose Retreat” includes seven mind-opening questions to help you unlock your
purpose (and there’s a “default purpose” you can go to if you’re struggling). “The
Purpose Checkup” offers a new tool for periodically evaluating the status of your
purpose, just like you do with your finances or your health.
And in “Can Science Explain Purpose?” we learn what researchers are discovering
about how an increased sense of purpose can improve our health, healing,
happiness, and longevity.
Our purpose is an active expression of the deepest dimension within us. Leider
details a graceful, practical, and ultimately spiritual process for making it central to
your life. This revitalized guide will help you find your reason to get up in the
morning and integrate it into everything you do.
Richard Leider is founder and chairman of Inventure—
The Purpose Company. He is ranked by Forbes as one of the
“Top 5” most respected executive coaches and by the Conference Board as a “legend in coaching.” He is the author or
coauthor of ten books, including Repacking Your Bags and
Life Reimagined. As a seminar leader he has taught over
100,000 executives and leaders from fifty corporations.
Contents
Preface: Why Do You Get Up in
the Morning?
Part I: What Is Your Purpose?
1. The Purpose Checkup
2. The Purpose Myths
3. The Purpose Path
4. The Purpose Gift
Part II: The Purpose Journey
5. Purpose across the Ages
6. Unlocking Your Story
7. Unlocking Your Gifts
8. Unlocking Your Curiosity
Part III: Purpose and Work
9. The 24-Hour Purpose Retreat
10. Working with Presence
11. The Working-on-Purpose Quiz
Part IV: Purpose and Well-Being
12. The School of Life Purpose
13. Living with Presence
14. Communities with Purpose
15. Can Science Explain Purpose?
Resources
The Purpose Practice Group Guide
The Purpose Checkup
The Working-on-Purpose Quiz
Resources for Reflection
• New edition of a bestseller: This third
edition has been revised throughout
and includes four new chapters.
• Legendary author: Richard Leider
is a highly honored personal and
executive coach who has been
exploring the benefits of purpose
for over forty years.
Publication date: September 2015
$17.95, paperback, 192 pages
5½" x 8½"
ISBN 978-1-62656-636-1
PDF ebook ISBN 978-1-62656-637-8
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Richard J. Leider and David A. Shapiro
Work Reimagined
Uncover Your Calling
It’s the end of work as we know it. Career paths look nothing like they did in the
days before phones got smart. We work more hours at more jobs for more years
than ever. So it’s vital that we know how to find work that allows us to remain true
to our deepest sense of who we are and that connects us to something larger than
ourselves—in short, our “calling.” We all have one, and bestselling authors
Richard Leider and David Shapiro can help you uncover it.
Through a unique Calling Card exercise that features a guided exploration of
fifty-two “natural preferences” (such as Advancing Ideas, Doing the Numbers,
Building Relationships, and Performing Events), Leider and Shapiro give us a new
way to uncover our gifts, passions, and values and find work that expresses them.
Along the way they mix in dozens of inspiring stories featuring people who have
found, or are in the process of finding, their own callings.
• Bestselling team: Richard Leider
and David Shapiro are the coauthors
of several bestsellers, including
Repacking Your Bags. Their books
have sold over 1 million copies
worldwide.
• Copublished with AARP: With nearly
40 million members, AARP is one of
the largest membership organizations
in the world.
Publication date: November 2015
$16.95, paperback, 192 pages
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To live the life you imagine, you must continually reimagine the work that makes
such a life possible. Uncovering your calling best enables you to experience fulfillment in all phases of your life. And here’s the even better news: you’ll never have
to work again. When you choose to do what you are called to do—and you can—
then you’re always doing what you want to do. Work Reimagined offers an enlightening, effective, and entertaining approach to discovering what you were born to
do, no matter what age or stage of life you’re in.
Richard J. Leider is the founder and chairman of Inventure—The Purpose Company.
He is ranked by Forbes as one of the “Top 5” most respected executive coaches
and by the Conference Board as a “legend in coaching.” As a seminar leader he
has taught over 100,000 executives and leaders from fifty corporations worldwide.
Leider is the author or coauthor of ten books.
David A. Shapiro is the education director of the Northwest Center for Philosophy
for Children, a nonprofit organization that brings philosophy into the lives of young
people in schools and community groups. He is the author or coauthor of six books.
Contents
Preface: Reimagined Lives
Introduction: The End of Work as We Know It
1. Reimagining Work—What Do You Do?
2. Reimagining Gifts—How Do You Do It?
3. Reimagining Passions—Why Do You Do It?
4. Reimagining Values—Where Do You Do It?
5. Reimagining Calling—Should You Quit Your Day Job?
6. Reimagining Legacy—Have You Played Your Music?
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Dave Ulrich
Foreword by Mark Mobius, Executive Chairman,
Templeton Emerging Markets Group
The Leadership Capital Index
Realizing the Market Value of Leadership
Investors are increasingly focusing on leadership as a key differentiator in their
investment decisions. But they’ve been forced to rely on instinctive, subjective,
and unreliable ways to measure its impact—until now. In this book, leadership
scholar, author, and consultant Dave Ulrich proposes a “leadership capital index”—
like a Moody’s or Standard and Poor’s rating for leadership.
Drawing on research from investors and business leaders, and synthesizing the
work of dozens of consulting firms and leadership experts, Ulrich offers a leadership index with two domains, individual and organizational, each comprising five
factors. In successive chapters, Ulrich details rigorous metrics and methods for
evaluating leaders on each of these factors. The result is a groundbreaking book
that will be of vital interest not only to investors but also to boards of directors,
executive teams, human resource and leadership development professionals,
government and ratings agencies, and of course leaders themselves.
ave Ulrich is the Rensis Likert Professor of Business
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Admin­istration at the Ross School of Business, University
of Michigan, and a partner at the RBL Group. He has been
ranked the #1 speaker in management and business by
Speaking.com, the #1management educator by Business
Week, and the #1 most influential HR thought leader
by HR magazine.
Contents
Introduction: The Market Value of Leadership
Part I: Why and How Leadership Matters to Investors
1. When Leadership Matters to Investors, It Matters More
2. Creating a Leadership Capital Index
Part II: The Individual Elements of the Leadership Capital Index
3. Personal Proficiency
4. Strategic Proficiency
5. Execution Proficiency
6. People Proficiency
7. Leadership Brand Proficiency
Part III: The Organization Elements of the Leadership Capital Index
8. Cultural Capability
9. Talent Management Processes
10. Performance Accountability Process
11. Human Capital Systems
12. Work Process
Part IV: Application and Action
13. The Relevance and Use of a Leadership Capital Index
14. Putting the Leadership Capital Index into Practice
• Highly regarded author: Dave Ulrich
is a much-honored thought leader and
prolific author on HR, organization,
and leadership.
• Major breakthrough: This book offers
a unique and unprecedented way to
evaluate how leadership affects the
market value of any organization—a
project Ulrich has been working on for
a decade.
Publication date: October 2015
$29.95, hardcover, 288 pages
6¹⁄8" x 9¼"
ISBN 978-1-62656-599-9
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Ken Blanchard, Jane Ripley, and Eunice Parisi-Carew
Collaboration Begins
with You
Be a Silo Buster
Everyone knows that collaboration creates high performing teams and organizations.
Yet it often doesn’t happen because people and groups typically believe that the
problem is always outside: the other team member, the other department, the other
company. Bestselling author Ken Blanchard and his coauthors use Blanchard’s
signature business parable style to show that, in fact, collaboration begins with you.
This book teaches people at all levels—from entry-level associates to top executives—
that it’s up to them to help promote and preserve a winning culture of collaboration.
The authors show that busting silos and bringing people together is an inside-out
process that involves your heart (your character and intentions), your head (your
beliefs and attitudes), and your hands (your actions and behaviors). Working with
this three-part approach, Collaboration Begins with You helps readers develop a
collaborative culture by utilizing differences; nurturing safety and trust; instituting
a clear purpose, values, and goals; talking openly; and empowering themselves
and others.
• Iconic author: Ken Blanchard is one
of the bestselling business authors of
all time, with more than sixty books
that have sold more than 21 million
copies.
• Hot topic: With today’s diverse,
globalized workforce, collaboration
is more necessary and more
complicated than ever. This book
is a practical, accessible guide to
making it happen.
Publication date: October 2015
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None of us is as smart as all of us. When people recognize and change erroneous
beliefs and actions regarding collaboration, silos are broken down, failures are
turned into successes, and breakthrough results are achieved at every level.
Ken Blanchard is chief spiritual officer of The Ken Blanchard Companies. He is
the author or coauthor of more than sixty books, including The New One Minute
Manager®. Eunice Parisi-Carew, a cofounder of The Ken Blanchard Companies, is
the coauthor of two bestselling books on teams, The One Minute Manager Builds
High Performing Teams and High Five! Jane Ripley has twenty-three years’ experi­ence in the learning and development field and has served as a board director for
three companies.
Contents
Part I: A Journey to Collaboration
1. A Troubling Conversation
2. A Well-Timed Visitor
3. A Sensible Start
4. Utilize Differences
5. Nurture Safety and Trust
6. Involve Others in Crafting a Clear
Purpose, Values, and Goals
7. A Step Backward
8. Talk Openly
9. A Bit of a Breakthrough
10. Empower Yourself and Others
11. Collaboration at Work: A Real-World
Example
12. Getting Things Done
13. A Turnaround—and a Plan
14. Three Months Later
Epilogue
Part II: Tools and Resources to
Create Collaboration
Self-Assessment: How Collaborative Do
You Think You Are?
Collaboration: Best Practices
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David Horsager
The Daily Edge
Simple Strategies to Increase Efficiency and Make an
Impact Every Day
There’s just not enough time—or is there? Most busy executives feel like they have
their hands more than full trying to accomplish their basic duties. But Wall Street
Journal bestselling author David Horsager offers proven productivity tips that enable
you to work so efficiently that you’ll actually have time left over for what he sees as
an executive’s most important task—building trusting relationships with people.
In The Daily Edge, you’ll learn strategies such as identifying the key “DifferenceMaking Actions” on which to focus your efforts and setting a personal or even
company-wide “Power Hour,” during which you do not attend meetings, answer
the phone, or reply to e-mails, creating the time and space to really focus and get
things done. The key is to do lots of little things every day that make you so effective
that you have enough time for meaningful interaction with your people.
The thirty-five high-impact ideas Horsager introduces in succinct, quick-read
chapters are easily implemented and powerful on their own. Taken together, they
form a solid wave of efficacy that will enable you to get more done, keep your
energy up, and make sure that you’re able to honor all your relationships, both
personal and professional.
David Horsager, MA, CSP, is CEO of Horsager Leadership, Inc.,
and an adjunct professor of organizational leadership in the
graduate program at Bethel University. As a Certified Speaking
Professional, he has spoken across the United States and on
five continents. His clients range from Wells Fargo, Toyota, and
the New York Yankees to the US Coast Guard Academy, Mercy
Medical Center, and the US Department of Homeland Security.
Contents
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1. 90-Day Quick Plan
2. DMAs: Difference-Making Actions
3. Power Hour
4. Focus
5. Decide Now
6. SEEDS First
7. Manage Your Energy
8. Log It
9. Excellence, Not Perfection
10. Plan Tomorrow Today
11. Energize
12. Go Ready
13. Efficient E-mail
14. Phone Habits
15. Maximize Meetings
16. Flight Plan
17. Wake Up
18. Clear Desk
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19. Automate
20. To-Do List ABCs
21. Master Faster
22. Mind Mapping
23. Back Up
24. Go Paperless
25. Shortcuts
26. Don’t Go Gadget
27. Don’t Get Hooked
28. Optimize
29. Bundle
30. Get Unstuck
31. Stock Up
32. Say No
33. Reflect
34. Habit Change
35. People First
• Bestselling author: David Horsager’s
first book, The Trust Edge, is a Wall
Street Journal bestseller. This new
book features his most effective
productivity strategies for today’s
time-strapped leader.
• Immediately useful: The thirty-five
easy-to-read productivity ideas can
be put into action immediately to
help maximize your efficiency, keep
your priorities clear, and give you
time to honor your relationships.
Publication date: October 2015
$24.95, hardcover, 168 pages
5½" x 8½"
ISBN 978-1-62656-595-1
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Michel Gelobter
Foreword by Steve Blank, author of The Startup Owner’s Manual
Introduction by Christie George, director, New Media Ventures
Lean Startups for
Social Change
The Revolutionary Path to Big Impact
“There’s a new way to change the world,” writes social entrepreneur Michel
Gelobter. It’s called the lean startup—but it’s not just for new ventures. It’s been
revolutionizing businesses of all ages for years, and Gelobter shows it can have
the same transformative impact on the social sector.
Traditionally, entrepreneurs develop a detailed plan, find money to fund it, and then
pursue it to its conclusion. But conditions can change drastically at any point—you
can end up locked into a process based on now-obsolete assumptions. The lean
startup is all about agility and flexibility. Its mantra is “build, measure, learn”: create
small experimental initiatives, get real-world feedback on them quickly, and use that
data to identify what works and discard what doesn’t. And then test some more.
• Practices what he preaches: Michel
Gelobter, a global leader in advancing
sustainability, environmental justice,
and other aspects of social change
for decades, has been applying lean
startup concepts in his own work for
years.
Gelobter explains exactly how nonprofits and advocacy organizations can adapt
lean startup concepts to their unique circumstances. He offers dozens of real-world
examples: an established homelessness group whose data analysis showed that
reducing a single overlooked metric could get many more people off the street;
a technology-based literacy startup that used lean techniques to reach 2 million
children in two years, when a more traditional program took fifteen; and many
others. The standard approach wastes time and money—the lean startup promises
to help social sector organizations vastly increase the good they do.
Michel Gelobter is the founder and chairman of Cooler Inc., a
for-profit social venture that helps businesses and consumers
reduce greenhouse gas pollution. He founded the environmental
policy program at Columbia University and serves on the boards
of the Natural Resources Defense Council and Ceres. He was
formerly director of environmental quality for New York City,
CEO of Redefining Progress, a cofounder of BuildingEnergy.com,
and senior advisor to the Packard Foundation.
• Builds on a bestseller: Four years
after publication, the New York Times
bestseller The Lean Startup is still
one of the top selling business books
in the world.
Contents
Publication date: November 2015
$19.95, paperback, 216 pages
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1. Introduction: Lean Startups and Social Change
2. Defining the Lean Startup for Social Change
3. The Difference a Sector Makes: Lean Startups for Profit vs. for Social Change
4. Discovery, Part 1: Best Guesses
5. Discovery, Part 2: Get Ready, Get Set
6. Discovery, Part 3: Get Out of the Building!
7. Validation: The Path to Big
8. Value and Growth: Building the Lean Organization
Conclusion
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Marvin Weisbord and Sandra Janoff
Lead More, Control Less
8 Advanced Leadership Skills That Overturn Convention
In their decades of leading groups all over the world, Marvin Weisbord and Sandra
Janoff discovered they could get better results by helping people coordinate and
control their own work rather than by issuing orders from above. This led people to
higher motivation, greater creativity, and longer-lasting results than more traditional
practices. The most effective way to lead, they found, is to focus everyone on the
same goal, set up structures that encourage self-regulation, and get out of the way.
But this means learning a set of unconventional skills.
Lead More, Control Less describes eight essential skills for establishing a culture
that encourages people to take charge of themselves. Using examples and case
studies, Weisbord and Janoff show leaders how they can share responsibility, defuse
group conflicts, enable everyone to get the big picture, and more. And they also help
leaders deal with personal pressures, such as managing anxiety and understanding
why the negative reactions they get may have absolutely nothing to do with them.
By wearing authority more lightly, leaders can unleash commitment, initiative, and
innovation beyond what they ever experienced before. Mastering these eight skills
frees leaders to concentrate on larger issues, confident their people can handle the
day-to-day work. With this approach, leaders truly gain more control by giving it up,
using their position to empower others. Marvin Weisbord is an international consultant with more than fifty years’
experience with large corporations, NGOs, and nonprofits. He is the author of
Organizational Diagnosis and Productive Workplaces and the editor and coauthor
of Discovering Common Ground.
Sandra Janoff is a consultant and psychologist who works with Fortune 500
companies, small businesses, communities, and nonprofits on whole systems
transformation.
Weisbord and Janoff founded Future Search Network, an international collaborative
of volunteers who deliver strategic planning services worldwide in any language for
any culture. They also coauthored Don’t Just Do Something, Stand There! and three
editions of Future Search.
• Turns leadership on its head: Marvin
Weisbord and Sandra Janoff show
that, paradoxically, leaders can be
most effective if they give up traditional notions of control and create
structures that enable people to
self-organize.
• Global expertise: This book is based
on Weisbord and Janoff’s thirty
years of work around the world as
the leaders of the award-winning
Future Search Network.
Contents
Why This Book?
Introduction: Self-Control Is the Best Control
1. Control Structure, Not People
2. Let Everybody Be Responsible
3. Consider Anxiety “Blocked Excitement”
4. Avoid “Taking It Personally”
5. Disrupt Fight or Flight
6. Include the Right People
7. Encounter the “Whole Elephant”
8. Surface Unspoken Agreements
What’s Next for Leaders?
Publication date: October 2015
$19.95, paperback, 144 pages
6" x 9"
ISBN 978-1-62656-412-1
PDF ebook ISBN 978-1-62656-413-8
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Now in Paperback!
John Hope Bryant
Foreword by Ambassador Andrew Young
How the Poor Can Save
Capitalism
Rebuilding the Path to the Middle Class
“I urge everyone to read this book and discover for themselves John’s great ideas
for creating an America with more shared opportunity and shared responsibility.”
—President Bill Clinton
John Hope Bryant, successful self-made businessman and founder of the nonprofit
Operation HOPE, says business and political leaders are ignoring the one force that
could truly re-energize the stalled American economy: the poor. Fully 70 percent of
the American economy is driven by consumer spending. If we give poor communities
the right tools, policies, and inspiration, he argues, they will be able to lift themselves up into the middle class and become a new generation of customers and
entrepreneurs.
• Popular, honored book: The hardcover edition sold over 25,000
copies in less than a year and was
800-CEO-READ’s 2014 Finance and
Economics book of the year and
one of strategy+business’s three
top sustainability books.
“We must make financial literacy—teaching each and every one of our children the
language of money—the new civil rights issue for the twenty-first-century America,”
Bryant writes. In the book, Bryant exposes the historical roots of poverty, explains
why the solutions tried so far have fallen short, and offers a way forward. He lays out
what he calls the HOPE plan, a series of straightforward, actionable steps to build
financial literacy and expand opportunity so that the poor can join the middle class.
We can create a thriving economy that works not just for the 1 percent or even the
99 percent but for the 100 percent. This book offers a pragmatic, free-enterprise
approach to solving the problem of poverty.
John Hope Bryant is the founder, chairman, and CEO of the
nonprofit Operation HOPE and Bryant Group Companies. He is
a member of President Obama’s Advisory Council on Financial
Capability and Chairman of the Subcommittee on the Underserved and Community Empowerment. He is also chairman of
Global Dignity and a founding member of the Forum of Young
Global Leaders. He is the author of Love Leadership.
• Prominent author: John Hope Bryant
heads a major nonprofit organization;
speaks at top-tier gatherings of
leaders in business, finance, and
politics; and has been covered by
outlets such as CNBC, MSNBC,
and Fox.
Contents
Publication date: October 2015
$16.95, paperback, 176 pages
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ISBN 978-1-62656-557-9
PDF ebook ISBN 978-1-62656-033-8
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Part I: Seeding Hope
1. Separate, Unequal America
2. A New Look at Income Disparity
Part II: Investing in Hope
3. Cracking the Code of Finance
4. Banking and Financial Services
5. The Working Family’s Hedge Fund
Part III: Nurturing Hope
6. 700 Credit Score Communities
7. The Power of Small Business and
Entrepreneurship
Part IV: Harvesting Hope
8. The HOPE Plan
9. Project 5117
Conclusion: Where We Go from Here
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BK Business
Alec Levenson
Strategic Analytics
Advancing Strategy Execution and
Organizational Effectiveness
More than ever, data drives decisions in organizations—and we have more data,
and more ways to analyze it, than ever. Yet strategic initiatives continue to fail as
often as they did when computers ran on punch cards. Economist and research
scientist Alec Levenson says we need a new approach.
The problem, Levenson says, is that the business people who devise the strategies
and the HR people who get employees to implement them use completely different
analytics. Business analytics can determine if operational priorities aren’t being
achieved but can’t explain why. HR analytics reveal potentially helpful policy and
process improvements but can’t identify which would have the greatest impact.
This book shows how to use an integrated approach to bring these two pieces
together. Levenson presents a thorough and realistic treatment of the reasons
for and challenges of taking an integrated approach. He provides details on the
different parts of enterprise and human capital analytics that have to be conducted
for integration to be successful and includes specific questions to ask, along with
examples of applying integrated analytics to particular organizational challenges.
Effective analytics is a team sport. Levenson’s approach allows you to get the
deepest insights by bringing people together from both the business and HR
perspectives to assess what’s going on and determine the right solution.
Alec Levenson is an economist and senior research scientist
at the Center for Effective Organizations, Marshall School of
Business, University of Southern California. His action research
and consulting with companies optimizes job and organization
performance and HR systems through organization design,
job design, human capital analytics, and strategic talent man‑
agement. He has trained HR professionals from a very large
number of Fortune 500 companies in human capital analytics.
Contents
Introduction: Integrating Enterprise and Human Capital Analytics
1. Of Elephants and Incomplete Analysis
2. Beware the ROI Bogeyman and Other Monsters Lurking under the Bed
3. Put the Horse in Front of the Cart—Where to Focus the Analysis
4. Step 1—Competitive Advantage Analytics
5. Step 2—Enterprise Analytics
6. Step 3—Human Capital Analytics
7. Putting It All Together
8. Application—Customer Retention and Profitable Growth
9. Application—Go-To Market Strategies and Effectiveness
10. Critical Roles, Competencies, and Performance
11. Making Sense of Sensing Data
12. Evaluating Human Capital Development—Build versus Buy versus Redesign
13. Key Learning and Action Points
• Leading expert: Alec Levenson’s
research has been featured in the
New York Times, the Wall Street
Journal, and the Economist; on CNN,
Fox News, and National Public Radio;
and in other leading news outlets.
• Powerful breakthrough: For the
first time, Levenson shows how
to integrate business and human
capital analytics to develop effective,
comprehensive solutions to organi­
zational challenges—and help
solve the problem of business and
HR people talking past each other.
Publication date: November 2015
$29.95, paperback, 240 pages
5½" x 8½"
ISBN 978-1-62656-055-0
PDF ebook ISBN 978-1-62656-056-7
Business
Rights: world
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BK News
Leadership Exchanges: BK’s Fun New Event
BK Leadership Exchanges are an
important program of the new BerrettKoehler Foundation. Young, emerging,
and experienced leaders come together
to learn new approaches to leadership
that are more collaborative, engaging,
and community building than traditional
hierarchical leadership forms. This is
all done in a fun, creative, and highly
participative half-day event so that
everyone is actively involved and
learning from each other.
The inaugural BK Leadership Exchange—
in July 2014 in Oakland, California—
brought together thirty young and
emerging leaders with thirty experienced leaders. The second Leadership
Exchange—in January 2015, also in
Oakland—again brought together sixty
participants, ages sixteen to seventy. In
both cases the participants were highly
diverse, representing many ethnic groups,
cultural backgrounds, and leadership
roles. Rich connections between emerging
and experienced leaders were formed,
many leading to ongoing “Experiential
Exchanges” (another BK Foundation
program) between the participants.
The first BK Leadership Exchange
conducted in Spanish was held in
San Juan, Puerto Rico, in April 2015,
in partnership with La Marana, a local
nonprofit that connects organizations
doing public space projects for the
common good. The participants represented a variety of local public service
organizations, and the Exchange helped
them not only explore new leadership
concepts but also apply those concepts
in sharing resources with each other.
Three more BK Leadership Exchanges
are already planned. One will be held on
July 18, 2015, at the office of BerrettKoehler Publishers in Oakland. New and
experienced leaders are invited to register
by going to the BK Foundation website:
www.bkfoundation.org.
On July 2, 2015 the Evolutionary Leaders
Network will partner with Wiser Together,
YES!, Generation Waking Up, and the BK
Foundation to hold a Leadership Exchange
in Oakland. And the BK Foundation is
partnering with the BK Authors Cooperative to plan a Leadership Exchange on
October 15, 2015, in Chester, Connecticut.
Hallmarks of a
Leadership Exchange
We hope to hold dozens more Leadership
Exchanges over the coming months and
years. And we encourage BK community
members to organize their own Leadership Exchanges. To do so, please apply at
the BK Foundation website. You will need
to adhere to the following requirements:
1. Leadership Focus. Focus the Exchange
on learning and using new leadership
approaches and tools. Help all participants see ways in which they already
are and can be leaders now—regardless
of their ages, jobs, and positions—and
how they can improve their own and
others’ practice of leadership in their
organizations and communities.
2. New Leadership Paradigm. Illustrate
a new vision and practice of leadership
that is collaborative, authentic, engaging,
open, nonhierarchical, and community
building and that generates whole system
change.
3. Diverse, Intergenerational Participants.
4. Two-Way Learning. Organize the
Exchange so that young leaders and
experienced leaders learn from each
other—from the questions and observations each person shares—rather than
being instructed by “experts.”
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involvement of everyone present rather
than listening to presenters.
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participants to get to know other participants whom they did not previously
know, to connect around shared interests,
and to begin ongoing relationships.
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8. Music and Creativity. Include participatory musical and creative activities
liberally in the Exchange.
9. Intergenerational and Diverse
Organizing and Facilitation Team.
A group activity at the Leadership Exchange in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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BK News
Breaking Through
More books are being published than
ever before, which can make getting
some attention in the media tough. But
our ace Communications department, in
tandem with top publicists hired by our
authors, have gotten Berrett-Koehler
books noticed—on radio, on television,
in print, and on the Internet. Here are
some of our recent publicity “hits”:
Cheryl Bachelder, CEO of Popeyes
Louisiana Kitchen and author of Dare
to Serve, was featured on several big
financial television shows and networks:
Fox Business, Bloomberg TV, and a
lengthy, nine-minute-plus interview on
MSNBC’s Mad Money with Jim Cramer.
Clockwise, left to
right: The Orbital
Perspective author
Ron Garan on
ABC News.com;
Pro-Voice author
Aspen Baker at
TEDWomen 2015;
Dare to Serve author
Cheryl Bachelder
on Mad Money with
Jim Cramer
Ron Garan, astronaut, social entrepreneur,
and author of The Orbital Perspective,
got over fifty publicity hits (articles,
interviews, book reviews, etc.) including
Time.com, ABCNews.com, NBCNews.
com, and USA Today.
Speaking of USA Today, the editors took a
liking to a couple of other Berrett-Koehler
books. They ran a feature article in their
Sunday edition on Ken Blanchard and
Morton Shaevitz’s book Refire! Don’t
Retire, which led to a major increase in
sales. Tamara Winfrey Harris’s book The
Sisters Are Alright was also the subject
of a USA Today story, as well as being
covered in Essence, Bitch, and Publishers
Weekly, which said, “Winfrey-Harris
amplifies the voices of African-American
women speaking for themselves, and
the results are powerful, relevant, and
affirming.”
Radio likes Berrett-Koehler books too.
NPR’s Marketplace did segments on
both Sustainable Happiness, edited by
Sarah Van Gelder and copublished with
our friends at Yes! Magazine, as well as
The Resilient Investor, written by the
tag team of Hal Brill, Michael Kramer,
and Christopher Peck. In both cases
we noticed an immediate spike in sales.
Aspen Baker’s book Pro-Voice was
covered in a number of media outlets,
including Cosmopolitan and Publishers
Weekly, whose review said her book
helps “create a world in which authenticity and innovation can help us find
a way past entrenched obstacles to
social change.” And she also got one
of the biggest “hits” of all: she was a
speaker at the TEDWomen 2015 conference. The video of her talk is up on the
TED website now.
Devora Zack’s book Singletasking has
been getting an amazing amount of
attention too—like Ron Garan, over
fifty hits from places such as Inc.,
CNN Money, NPR’s It’s Your Health,
Forbes.com, FastCompany.com,
Huffington Post, and more.
These are really just the tip of the
iceberg, but they show how, even in
a world plagued by what Got Your
Attention? author Sam Horn calls
INFObesity, Berrett-Koehler books
break through.
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Digital Downloads
Hear Here: BK Starts
Its Own Digital
Audiobook Program
to do. Readers may be able to send
the author an email, have a conversation by phone or Skype, or arrange
a conference call, video conference,
or even a live speech. This feature
will make BKpedia a uniquely
interactive experience and a much
more valuable research tool.
In the car, at the gym, on their morning
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And people who like audiobooks really
like them—it’s a format with rabid fans.
But when it comes to audiobooks,
we’ve always been at the mercy of third
parties. Maria Jesus Aguilo, our director
of subsidiary rights, wanted to make
sure every possible BK book got
converted to audio and that we and
our authors had control over the
process.
Berrett-Koehler Studios?
So in January 2015 Maria Jesus started
Berrett-Koehler’s first digital audiobook
program. She and the authors pick a
narrator and proof the final product.
This season every book will have
its own audio, unless there’s some
content-based reason why it’s impossible (like references to tables or
graphs in the text—trying to read
tables just doesn’t work). Our goal is
o have the audiobook done by the
print book’s publication date.
We’ll be selling audiobook MP3s
and making them available to our
authors, and they’ll also be sold
through many of our digital partners,
such as Amazon, Audible, iTunes,
Books24x7, OverDrive, and many
more. And Johanna Vondeling, our vice
president for business development,
cut a deal with a company called
Dreamscape to manufacture and
market CD versions for us. It’s just
one more way to connect people with
ideas—through their ears.
BKpedia Digital
Subscription Service
Adds Partners and
Features
In July we’ll be launching BKpedia,
our new digital subscription service.
We’ve already added our first two
content partners: the Center for Creative
Leadership (also a publishing partner)
and AMACOM, the publishing arm of
the American Management Association.
Expert curators will create thematically
oriented collections from our combined
content. The first two collections will be
Advances in Leadership and Management,
and Organizational Change and Innovation. For more information, go to
www.bkconnection.com/bkpedia.
Questions?
Ask the Author!
One of the most distinctive and unusual
features of BKpedia is that, in many
cases, the entries will include infor-mation
on how readers can interact with the
authors. It’s entirely up to
each author what she or he is willing
The BK Author Community
Responds
To create this feature, earlier this year
our boss, Steve Piersanti, reached out
to BK authors, asking if they’d be
willing to be contacted by readers and,
if so, how they’d be willing to respond.
Steve expected the response to be
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strong and enthusiastic. Two-thirds of
the authors Steve contacted responded,
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Not only that, but the authors stepped
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their books—articles, case studies,
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they’d help us contact them. They also
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to their clients, colleagues, and
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We are gratified by this demonstration
that our authors truly feel like members
of a community.
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BK News
Open Book Editions: Latest Releases
Open Book Editions, BK’s self-publishing
partnership with iUniverse, continues to
expand our author community and our
community’s offerings. OBE has now
published forty-nine books. The easiest
way to purchase OBE titles is to go to
the OBE page on our website: www
.bkconnection.com/Open-Book-Editions.
Here are the latest OBE titles.
Joanie Connell
Flying without a Helicopter
How to Prepare Young People
for Work and Life
Are you a manager or a parent of a young
adult? Do you want to help them succeed
in the workplace?
Charles Decker and Gene Ference
Priceless
Beyond Customer Care to
Customer Delight
A chaming parable about moving from
mere customer service to customer
delight.
Salvatore D. Fazzolari
CEO Lifelines
Nine Commitments Every Leader
Must Make
What principles can help people become
more productive, capable, engaged, and
effective leaders?
Rochelle Melanie
Look What Happened to My
Pocket Change!
Low- to Middle-Income Saving
and Investing
Details techniques for wise investing and
smart borrowing on a modest income.
Karie Holton and Elwood Holton
Are You Making Money for Your Hive?
Lessons in Getting Results through
Learning
How can a strong commitment to learning
completely transform your organization?
Heinrich Anker
Wealthier Together
From Maximizing Short-Term Shareholder
Value to Coevolution
How can focusing on service to society
give businesses a competitive advantage?
Luigi Morelli
Legends and Stories for a
Compassionate America
How can we revive the American dream
and stay true to our founding impulses?
Uli Kortsch
The Next Money Crash—and How
to Avoid It
Proceedings from a Conference at the
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Building
How are you going to avoid the next
money crash?
Lee Lowry
If You Needed Me
What are the challenges of late love and
second marriage?
John Richard Pierce Jr.
Sell More and Sleep at Night
Developing Relationships with Emotional
Intelligence to Increase Sales
Did you know that developing strong
relationships is the key to effective sales
in any industry?
Paul Ohana and David Arnow
Leadership in the Bible
A Practical Guide for Today
The surprising truth about how Biblical
narratives relate to the challenges we
face today.
Linda Noble Topf
Wheelchair Wisdom
Awaken Your Spirit Through Adversity
Anyone facing adversity can to move
forward on a path of fulfillment, peace,
and self-love.
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Operating a publishing business involves many
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